Sentence examples for open to challenge from inspiring English sources

"open to challenge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something is subject to being questioned or disputed. Example: The new company policy is open to challenge by employees who feel it is unfair.

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First, Darcey's statistics are open to challenge.

Clearly, the IRC's guess is open to challenge.

Health contracts would be open to challenge under EU law.

The PP's position is, however, ambiguous and open to challenge.

Even the election result is open to challenge.

The entire theory of the murders as a satanic ritual was now open to challenge.

The reading of the Australian experience in terms of bush realism was open to challenge.

Radical, as history readily attests, is a word much open to challenge and debate.

It is transparent and open to challenge – including correction, clarification and addition.

Even for a chief officer, that discourse is not open to challenge".

Electors chosen after that, federal law provides, are open to challenge.

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